1
Q
What type of muscle is this?
A
Cardiac muscle
Branched chains of myocytes (15 X 100 um)
Stirations (myofibrils and repeat sarcomeres)
Dark intercalated disks (myocyte junctions)
2
Q
How does cardiac muscle differ from skeletal muscle
- Structurally
- Phyiologically
A
Structurally - branched, mononuclear which is central, no stem cells
Physiologically - it can contract &
Phase 1 AR
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Decks in class (34)
# Cards
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Skin AR37
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Swallowing AR18
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Neuro anatomy AR36
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GI45
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Foramen of the skull10
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Neuro embryology AR12
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MSK anatomy48
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Spine and Spinal Cord AR18
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The Auditory System AR42
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The Vestibular System9
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The Visual System21
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Neural Tissue31
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GI Histo94
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Endocrinology18
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Menstrual Cycle17
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Reproduction1
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Continence and Micturition16
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SUGER 1 Anatomy6
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Intestinal Physiology9
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Neuro 25
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MSK Histology24
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Gastric physiology26
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IMMS Histo12
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Bone16
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Muscle10
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IMMS Histo2
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Abdomen Anatomy14
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Liver Physiology5
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SUGER histo33
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Joints3
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Public Health15
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IMMS5
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Resp8
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P2 ICS2
